Megan Kennedy
Meteorologist
Panama City Beach, FL
Megan recently graduated from the University of North Carolina Charlotte with a degree in Meteorology. She is originally from Ohio and is excited to make the move to Florida!
Tonight will remain cloudy and humid. A cooling trend is also in affect with high temperatures falling into the low 60 until the end of the work week.
Clouds set in as we head though our overnights tonight with rain chances increasing to 70% on Sunday as a coastal low-pressure system brings rainfall.
Clouds will start to clear out by the late morning today with high temperatures rising into the upper 60′s to near 70 degrees.
For more than 20 years, the Veterans of Foreign Wars organization, or VFW in Parker, has been serving free Thanksgiving dinners to veterans.
Receiving the Quilt of Valor is already an extraordinary honor, but for this Vietnam veteran, being awarded it by his family makes it all the more special.
Tonight will continue to be a mild night with low temperatures dipping down into the upper 40's inland and in the lower 50′s along the coast.
Sunday will get a very nice day as we will have light winds out of the west, sunny skies, and high temperatures in the seasonal, low 70′s.
Today will be a warm day with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70's alongside a mix of sun and clouds. Expect fair weather this weekend as well with mostly sunny skies, dry weather, and highs in the mid to upper 70's on Saturday, and in the low 70's on Sunday.
Breezy conditions are to be expected throughout the rest of today with wind speeds coming out of the northeast at about 10-15 mph and gusts closer to 25mph.
United Way and ReBath gift a new ADA Bathtub to a Local Disabled Veteran.
Today will remain overcast and rainy due to a system of low pressure over the Gulf.
Expect another mild day tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies before rain chances return on Tuesday.
Cloudy conditions will last through Monday with rain chances returning Tuesday into Wednesday. By the weekend skies are forecast to clear out with seasonal high temperatures.
United Way alongside Coastal Waste and Recycling held their very first Touch-A-Truck event in Panama City Beach Friday, November 10th. This event was to honor all veterans and create a fun atmosphere for the community to come together.
This Christmas centered shopping and holiday event kicks off Thursday, November 9th and goes through Sunday, November 12th.
Expect clear and calm conditions tonight with overnight low temperatures dipping down into the upper 40′s inland and in the lower 50′s along the coast.
Our temperatures in the panhandle are on the rise today and will continue to as we head throughout the week. Expect weekend temperatures to be in the upper 70 and highs to be in the lower 80′s as we head throughout the week.
Cool clear conditions will continue on for our night tonight with low temperatures dipping down into the low 40′s inland and closer to 50 degrees along the coast. Our gradual warm up will start for us tomorrow with high temperatures int he low to mid 70′s across the panhandle and sunny skies.
Panama City Beach Fire Rescue, Bay County Fire Services, and Florida Fire Services all worked to contain and extinguish a wildfire in the Wild Heron subdivision that spread to nearly 150 acres on Wednesday, November 1st
We have one more day with high temperatures in the 80′s this week. A cold front arrives to the panhandle on Tuesday which will begin to drop the temperatures.
Expect another warm and mostly sunny day for your Sunday with those same conditions continuing on for Monday. Change is on the way though, as a cold front will enter panhandle on Tuesday.
Panama City Fire Department Station Two hosted a fun filled and educational open house for the community on Friday October 27th.
Honor Allen and Josh Woodworth are among the top three oyster shuckers in the nation... just this past weekend, Allen took home first place in the national shucking championship held in Maryland. However, these two men are not just competitors... they’re also friends.
High clouds will start to filter out of our skies beginning tomorrow leaving mostly sunny conditions and high temperatures in near the 80 degree mark.
We can expect pleasant weather this week with mostly sunny conditions and high temperatures near 80 degrees.
The Evers House is a local nonprofit and faith-based transition house for women battling addiction. On Friday October 20th, they celebrated the grand opening of their new home.
Just four days ago on October 14th, 105 members of New Life Church in Santa Rosa Beach, FL returned home safely after being in Israel when the war broke out.
Get ready for a cool week! Temperatures will remain well below normal throughout the middle for the week, in the upper 60′s to low 70′s.
A passing cold front this evening will leave high temperatures this week to be well below average, in the low to mid 70′s.
On Friday, October 13th, Tyndall Air Force Base hosted its first ever military showcase, where service members from all branches of the military welcomed in students and JROTC members from nine difference school across the panhandle.
Frights Nights is returning to Panama City starting Friday, October 13th. The haunted experience has been created by the Bay Arts Alliance and will be taking over taking over downtown Panama City starting this weekend at The Center for the Arts.
First Baptist Church in Panama City held a special Zoom meeting Wednesday, October 11, with Dr. Seth Postell and Dr. Jim Sibley to explain the situation in Israel and how we can help.
The fall like conditions will stick around through Monday with mostly sunny skies due to an area of high pressure approaching the panhandle.
This afternoon and evening will remain warm and breezy as a secondary cold front passes. This secondary cold front will leave our Sunday and Monday with high temperatures in the mid 70′s and mostly sunny skies
Deerpoint Lake First Baptist Church took time to remember all they’ve been through since hurricane Michale hit nearly five years ago.
The fair-weather conditions will continue as we go throughout the week with mostly sunny skies, east/northeasterly winds, as well as high temperatures in the upper 80′s.
Expect fair conditions as we head into our overnights tonight as well as throughout the week.
Rain chances continue to be elevated today with a 60% chance of rain and into tomorrow but decreasing to a 50% chance.
Expect a rainy day for your Tuesday with a 70% chance of rain... rain chances stick around through Thursday but decrease throughout the week.
We have one more day of mostly sunny conditions today with high temperatures in the low 90′s across the panhandle. Rain chances return overnight on Monday and throughout the day on Tuesday
We have one more mostly sunny and warm day with high temperatures in the low 90′s ahead before rain chances increase on Tuesday with a 70% chance of rain
The fair-weather conditions are set to continue into Sunday and Monday. Skies will remain mostly sunny with high temperatures near 90 degrees.
Expect mostly sunny skies today with high temperatures in the mid to upper 80′s giving way to a beautiful weekend to come!
A passing cold front with dry air behind it will bring us lower humidities with high temperatures in the upper 80's this week.
Scattered showers will continue into this evening and into the overnights as well with the coast seeing isolated shower activity into the early Sunday morning hours. Dry air enters into the panhandle come Monday though leaving a very nice start to the work week.
Every third Friday of the month eleven small businesses come together to offer a family friendly shopping experience. September’s theme is pumpkin spice.
Monday will remain warm in the low 90′s with a 20% chance of seeing an afternoon sea breeze shower.
Expect small rain chance this week with high temperatures staying near 90 degrees.
High pressure systems both in the upper levels of our atmosphere and on the surface are allowing fair weather conditions with high temperatures in the low 90 to mid 90′s this week.
Expect sunnier conditions with highs near 90 degrees this week as a ridge of high pressure blankets the panhandle.
